LEARN TAMIL 31 - USEFUL PHRASES in " FUTURE TENSE " - 1

[@jalaluddinpathan4993]

annE neenge eppo past tense video upload pannuvaange......... bro, forgive me if i have made any mistake. because im still a learning. completed watching 31 videos completely.. .I believe that i have learnt a little bit.... romba nanri for all these videos

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

You can check all the videos in the list . There is a past tense video too . Thank you

[@User22_2g]

Informative video sir. Now I feel that I've mastered future tense. Romba nanri sir 🙏 5:14 'innoru 3 maasathil' apdi kuda sollalama sir? 8:51 aven kudutha vanguviya apdi kuda solllama sir?

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

yes you can

[@User22_2g]

@@LEARNTAMIL1 nanri sir 🙏

[@Shrey_Shrek]

1:50, when do I know when to say நாளை vs நாளைக்கு?

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

both are same ...just use anything.. நாளைக்கு is more widely used than நாளை.

[@seetharamaraosingaraju8329]

Present n future( nuruppay) pl tell. For past & present Sir

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

if it is i will stand it will be naa.n nippE.n I stood = naa.n ninnE.n naa.n ninnuttE.n = I had stood

[@seetharamaraosingaraju8329]

Tq Sir

[@purnendushaw5490]

Sir, in this video you have taught "Vaangaradhu" means "to get". I have come to know that ( in a PDF) Vaangaradhu means "to buy or purchase". Meaning is almost same but in case of buy we need to pay. can we use vaanguradhu as "get" and "buy" both?

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

vaangaradhU is getting or purchasing ( verbal noun) if I say to someone "adhE vaangU " - it can mean buy it or get it . paiyyE vaangU = get the bag (or) buy the bag, It has to be understood according to the context.

[@purnendushaw5490]

@@LEARNTAMIL1 SariNge sir Nandri

[@sourabhchougule5642]

@@LEARNTAMIL1 sir ennakku oru chinne kore irrukku ....adhe vaangu , adhe eduthukku ....rendu line same... ille?

[@seetharamaraosingaraju8329]

Nil past tense ninnitte ?

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

past tense is ninnE ninnuttE means you had stood .

[@seetharamaraosingaraju8329]

@@LEARNTAMIL1 tq Sir

[@seetharamaraosingaraju8329]

Can u pl tell the word "nil"

[@LEARNTAMIL1]

nil means "to stand"